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Jef A.
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4 unit multifamily deal

Jef A.
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I found a 4 unit multifamily unit with the numbers below. To me this is not a good deal but i just wanted to bounce my math off of others to make sure i understand how to judge these things.

Purchase price 330,000

Market value 360,000

Rent 800 per unit = 3200/month

Mortgage 1700

Expenses per month including mortgage 2800 (Mortgage, insurance, property management (8%), HOA, taxes, 10% vacancy expense)

Profit would be roughly 400 a month

Cap Rate would be around 1.3%

This assumes the units need zero repairs......do i have my calculations right?

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Joshua Ferrari
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  • Mobile, AL
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Joshua Ferrari
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Mobile, AL
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If you don't think it's a good deal then I'd say its probably not. You know things about your market, and your situation, that I don't know, and without that information the deal doesn't look that solid. 

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